Sentence examples for effective on the side from inspiring English sources

They built nice dikes on several of the creeks — or at least those dykes were strong and effective on the side facing Azzano: if the floodwaters overtopped the other side to rush toward Beroide or the lower parts of Pissignano, too bad...

This is most effective on the side of the neck, rather than the front or back.

But shame has been much less effective on this side of the Atlantic, where companies have resisted cutting bonuses and salaries even as their businesses crater.

Corey Cook, a University of San Francisco professor who organized a candidates' forum last week, sees promise for "someone who can really claim to reform from the outside, who is effective on the business side".

We saw it was effective on the rides side, so we wanted to bring it over to EATS as well".

But I'm not sure if we're firing off sanctions bullets that we'll be as effective on the diplomatic side," he said.

Girl: Unfortunately, these peer educators do not do anything in motivating us, they really are not effective, on the teachers side, they do try to educate and give us some awareness on it and how should we best behave as youngsters, even to those who are party animals, they also encourage them to use protection in case he is drunk and intend to have sex.

Wales had continued with Warburton and Justin Tipuric in the back row but the former is not as effective on the blind-side and the unit worked better when Dan Lydiate came on.

It is postulated that the open-loop strategy may still be effective if employed on the side rear-edges of a heavy vehicle, even though the upper and lower rear-edges are unlikely to yield much success.

They are most effective on your side of the door, again usually the right door, because they will go there to sneak up behind you into the corridor.

The dancing is mostly cleverly oriented to all perspectives, although an oddly frontal scene at a ball means that the key encounter between Romeo and Juliet is less dramatically effective for those on the sides, since the characters move down the center between flanking lines of dancers.